Rome is usually associated with ancient ruins, lively squares and long afternoons spent between museums and cafés. Yet beyond the historic centre lies another side of the Italian capital: wooded hills, volcanic ridges, limestone summits and quiet trails where the noise of the city quickly disappears.
Category: Italy
Rome is a city of layers, but for the traveler who prefers lingering over an espresso to rushing through museums, one neighborhood stands apart. Located just across the Tiber River, the 13th Rione has managed to preserve a village-like intimacy despite its popularity.
Lovely place! The location of the rocks by the sea is one of San Vito’s greatest assets. Plus a lot of routes on the five-six level. One week was definitely not enough!
The trail Via delle Bocchette is said to be the most spectacular via ferrata in Brenta Dolomites and one of the best in whole Alps. It’s technically easy but offers great exposure and excellent views. I was impressed!